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flutes.
A SONG.
PHY LI.IS, men fav that all my rows
Are to thy fortune paid;
AUb! tny heart lie little knowx,
Who thinks.my love a trade.
Were I of all thcfc woods the lord,
Oue berrv from thy hand
M ore real pleasure would alTord,
Than ad my large command.
Mv huinhle love has learnt to live
0< what the uiceil maid,
Without a conscious blush, may give
Beneath the myrtle (hade.
SHIP CHANDLERY,
GROCERIES, 6?r.
1/aac Minis , & Cos.
(Hunt aa’s Wharf,)
HAVE IMPORTED in the Julius
P*ING LE,BE NJ A MIN W HELEN
from LONDON, the Diana , front
LIVERPOOL, and late arrivals
from the Northward, an extensive as-
Jortmtnt of Shi/ Chandlery, Groceries,
&c. of which they mean to keep a con-
Jlan t ftp ply.
4d. 6d. clafpnails; 4d. Bd. tod. 20d.es. and
as. fed. llit point do. inch fhcaihing do.
6Sc 8 inch spikes ; pump, clout and feupper
nails; Buflia Sc Ravens duck.; yellow, brigh
red and white lead; paint in 141 b kegs; fine
blue and green paint in pots of alb each; Spa
niih brown; bright and black varnish ; lamp
black; 1 infeed, fperinaceui& Lmpoil; wrought
iron sauce pans with covers; do do. tea kettles;
block tin sauce pans and tea kettles ; grid irons;
japanned tea and coffee pots ; do tea cannisters;
Heel coffee mills; frying pans long and short
kindles ; gimblris aff.rted ; tap borers; ham
mers ; harpoons; gouges; chiffels; axes; car
penters and coopers adz-s ; augers ; shingling
and hand hatchets; drawing knives; making
and caulking irons; mallets; boat and can
hooks; marking irons; elicit locks ; single
and double bolt pad locks ; ferapers ;
hand saws; whip and ciofs cut f3ws ; shovels
and spades; taf>le knives and ferks; lormeu
tcis and ladles ; pocket and pen knives ; pew
t-r, iron tinn'd and tituania table and tea
ipoons ;tituania soup ladles; brass cocks ; lail,
roping and bagging needles; horn and ivory
combs; fifh hooks; tackle hooks and thimbles ;
sin and horn lanthorns; bone and plated top
caltois ; jspann’d pitchers and muggs assorted;
tinder boxes compieat; draw and hand speak
ing trumpets, copper bittacle lamps; wood
aud brass compasses; houfc and ship bells; rat
traps; slates and pencils; quire books; letter
and fool leap paper; log book, cartridge and
wrapping paper; ink Hands; candlesticks;
fuuffcrs; and extinguilhers ; half hour, quarter
fc tur, and quarter minute patent glades ; shoe
drubbing, paint and marking brushes; fait;
of American colors ; bunting ; chart of the As
anerican coast and Weft-Indies; spy ghffcs,
cordage and t.locks assorted ; nump boxes and
iog reel?; pms and elects; bed cords . leading
and ‘og 1 net; 12 and g thread hamuro’ and
baud lines: roping sewing and seine twine;
baufelinc and marline; hand and deep fca
Lads; sheet b ad; mops and tar biufhes; mar
linespikes ; hand pumpj; pump leather ; Ihios
draw aud water buckets; letts of tncafures ;
ware well lfforted ; empty bodes;
ha ) pint tumblers and w Tie glass s; quart de
riu,s with Hoppers fitted; coarse and fine
• tats, lined and irnu’d ; fail u’s jackets
A tiowfers ; Cuernfay frocks and Kilmarnock
cays and in'tts; coarle and fine fnoes; pulli
cat and rental handkerchiefs; rof* and dnlti!
Hankers red baize, and do. flannel; flaxen
ozr.aburgs ; bagging; checks; fine and coarse
h its ; coiiun <fc worflvd dockings ;lambs wooi,
yam and milled mitts.
GROCERIES.
Madeira, sherry, Tenenffe and Port
wines; Jamaica, Weft India and north
ward rum; French, Spanish and coun
try brandy ; Holland and country gin ;
London bottled porter, in cr.fks or doz.
loaf and brown sugar ; molasses ; hyfon,
fouchong and bohea teas: soap, candles
chocolate and coffee; sweet oil; Dur
ham uuiftard; pepper; (hip and pilot
bread ; kegs crackers ; barrels beef and
pork; decanter}, tumblers and wine
giaffes; manufactured tobacco, Sec. See.
ALSO,
1800 Bushels St. Martin’s Salt,
and 5 Tons of IRON.
Cotton Land For Sale.
A trail containing two hundred acres, in the
county of Camden, ‘.joining Point Pcict,
and withiu one mile of the town of St. Mary’s
-—has an excellent landing on the premises and
is generally of the firll quality for the culture
of Cotton Capt. Randolph M‘Gillis, at
St. Miry’s, will (hew the premiles, and terms
of tale made known, by application to him,
Mrs Forfyth, at Augusta, or the fubl'cribcr in
Savannah.
Joseph Miller.
J ul r so- .34
To be Leafed ,
For one, two, or three years, if applied .for
soon, the fubfcriber’s’
P L A N T ALIO A 7 ,
A {joining G rat Ogechee Bridge, containing too
Acres o{ fide Land, in planting order, bejides a
qumtity of Upland, snit el to the culture of Cotton
D. Maclcod.
Litt'e Ogee he t, Dec 30. ‘
Offered on a LEASE,
(For twelve Months,)
THT GrtiU Ogechee Bridge, — GH Leofe to
commence the fir ft day of March next, and
pejfijfton given. Anx-perfon or perfons\enxious forit
dt an earlier period, max.be accommodated by ap
plying to Wit iam Clark & Jen Benj. Maxwell, of
£ ynn county If private application is not made
previous to the term exprefed above, it will be put
up to the hi.kef bidder cn that day.
February 7.
Just come to Hand and for sale
By C. NEWALL,
Bcfl Burlington HAMS.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY from the fubferiber the 23d
inst. a mulatto Icllow named TONEIf,
about 5 leet 5 or G inches high, about 22 ycais
ok', well known in and about Savannah, hav
y * on ß L' :ei the property of Col. Itaber
n.and lately purchased of Dr. Kollock, of
| nnah, to wuich place he has moft proba •
i ov# reward will be given to any per-
V“ . will fccure >n Savannah goal or
-n to the lubfcriber on St Simons,
1 c ■ e *■’ e amount on deteftion of any
•r ha - . ,' m . JT. MORGAN.
ccraber 13. n-Ba.
For LIVERPOOL,
The new SHIP
/Jf&AAUGUSTA,
If s is, n Burthen *SO tons, has
1 neat accommodations for
!l I passengers; a considerable
\ n part of her freight being
Affi/r engaged, she will fail the
firff of next month; for
remainder,or palTage, apply to the fubferibers,
Who HAVE RECEIVED, BY SAID VESSEL,
from New-Yokk, anh for sale.
5 Boxes prunes,
10 Boxes ratlins,
50 Kegs crackers and butter bifeuits,
20 barrels found apples,
23 Bundles hay,
b Hhds. and bbls. rack’d cider,
*Oo White pine boards,
2 Hhds. Mufcovada sugar,
2 Pipes Geneva,
6 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica rum,
6 Puncheons Northward ditto,
20 Colls cordage,
100 Stone jugs,
6c Wind for chairs,
20 bbls. Virginia flour.
Carpenter & Havens.
BILLS of EXCHANGE on LIV
ERPOOL, apply as above.
February n. n .99.
For Liverpool”
The new and fnfi
fIRnT
Burthen 3 00 tons
j !-i\ Window Lewis ju n
SgSX—tnafter,will positive
ly fail by the 35th
February, as one half of her cargo will be on
board in ten days, for freight or passage ap
ply to the mailer on board lying at Hunter’s
wharf, or to Wm. BELCHER.
Feb. 4. 83
Lor LIVERPOOL,
The SHIP
Favourite,
fwerablc, to fail on
or before the 20th
Feb. For freight or
passage, apply to
Wdfon & Outterfide.
T"n- 17. ,
For LIVERPOOL^
a The new and remarkable
faft failing SHIP
Gen. MERCER,
Alex. Ccffin, master,
Burthen 350 tons, will
be difpatcbcd as soon as pofiible, for
freight or passage apply to
Robert 6l John Bolton.
January 17. q2._
J. The (launch and
good Ship
ffiiv HER O,
)iyß<l,toM. Daniel HulTey,
JPJfJSp- Master,
Having two thirds
■ ■ of her cargo engaged
a ronfidetable part of which is on board, will
laii for Liverpool towards the middle or end
he month ; for freight of the remainder or
passage apply to the Captain on board, or
Taylor, Miller St Cos.
BILLS on Nivv-York, For Sale,
aj-’-lv as above. Feh 4 0.07
freight for Liverpool oV anted.
jury “T'he Ship
w 1 Burmen about 200
tons, a good firmvcf-
I fails sass, and is
frfw&F- ,n excellent order,
David Hicks, jnnr
Master,
Now lying at Mr. Edward Teltair’s wharf,
and will be ready by the aoih Jan. to take in,
part of her cargo already engaged. For terms
of freight apply on board fiid’lhip to
IViHi am Tax lor.
January 14. n .gi.
Lor LiVERPOOL,
/%\ The Brig TRITON,
f Pit*'* 1 Berry, Master,
If A (launch good vessel, one
j • I half of Iter cargo being al
ready engaged and now go
ing on board; it is expected
that (lie will fail soon. For freight of
the remainder or passage, applv to
Wm. HUNTER.
Dec. *4. 80
®For LIVERPOOL,
The Ship ROVER,
Brasilia Rich, master, will fail
with all convenient speed. For
lreigbt or paff.ige apply to
Wm. LAMB.
Who has received for sale
by said Ship, from Boston,
1 £ Barrels Northward rum,
22 Firkins choice butter,
1 Pipe Port wine. Jan. 14. n.qi
iT frT4 For NF IF-1V R A,
‘the faft failing BRIG
HUNTRESS ,
S. Sam mis, Master,
Will latl in a few days, having the greater
part of her cargo lyiug ready ; for remainder
or passage, apply to
Dennis & Williams.
Who havi For Sals,
BILLS on New- York, at afhort fight.
Feb. 4. 07.
’ For FHILAIJkI.PI-UA,
?he faft failing copper
if i T%Bf bottomed Schooner
Will fail on the iothof
Feb. For freight or
paflSge apply to the Master on board
lying at N. Anciaux’s Wharf.
December 27. n -86.
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the City Council have provided a
convenient House near the Spring Hill.asa tem
porary Hospital for the poor of Savannah—Ap
plication* null be made to one of the Com
mittee.
LEVI SHEFTALL. )
WILLIAM LEWDEN. f Committee.
WILLIAM BELCHER. >
- FOR LONDON,
iL* The Ship
jfflS; MERCURY,
Tate, master, Bunhen
two hundred and fifty tons, a
RtS(launch well found vessel, will
be ready to receive a cargo in a few days,
and has the greater part of her cargo already
engaged, for the remainder apply to the master
on board or to
M f CaII 6c Miller.
Who want to put chafe, a few thousand
Wbite Oak hog/he adftaves and heading.
January 7. n.89.
For LONDON,
The BRIG
Mafter, burthen
170 tons, fails by
J- the 23th of Feb.
For freight of
Rice, Tobacco, or Cotton, enquire es
the master on board or Mr. William
Hunter.
December 37. n.87.
® For LONDON,^
The BRIG
TWO SISTERS,
Jo h n Smith, Majhr,
VVill fail early next month.
For freight of cotton please
apply to E. GAIRDNER & Cos.
January 17 q 2.
For LOIndOjN,
J'AL The SHIP
MANILL A,
Benj. Glover, Master.
THE greater part of her car
being engaged. For
freight ot the remainder, ap
ply to the fubferibers, at the wharf lately oc
cupied by Mr. George Auderfon.
WAYNE y SIMS.
December 13. n Ba.
For NEW-YORK ~
®The Schooner
D E B B E,
Burthen 116 tons, Rich
ard D. Starr, Master,
will be difpacched in 8
days. For freight or
passage apply to
Henry Kneeland, & Cos.
or the Captain on board at Telfair's
Wharf. Feb. 5. n. 97.
For SAVANNAH.
HAVING loft the schooner
hWIE Mar V Aon un< l t 0 Savannah,
and fearing that any of our friends
Ihould feel an inconvenience
a want of a regular vessel
® KSK= m the trade,
We take the earlieftopportunity of inform
ing them, that we have now in great forwara
,,c| s* ‘he elegant faft failing, copper bottomed
BRIG BET.tY, to he commanded by captain
William Hughes, who is fupei intending the
making of accammodations fuitablc fo/’paf
lengcrs.
The Betsy will fail the firft week in Februa
ry provided the navigation will admit.—For
freight or passage apply to the master on board,
or to FALLS & BROWN.
January 28 8t
The new Sc faithfully built
*dfr/io Pilot-Boat Schooner
LOOK-OUT ,
Burthen 44 tons, fails re
markably fail, has good ac
commodations for paTengers. well found, and
built under the infpctlion of the fubfetiber, ot
the bell materials Apply to
THOMAS AUTEN, „i board.
January 28 n 95.
FOR SALE.
A Rhode-Ifland built fail boat,
between three and four tons bur-
floop rigged, fails faft, and is
a icmarkablc fafe boat, being decked For
further particulars enquire ot
JOSEPH ARNOLD,
Telfair’s Wharf.
Who has juf r eceived.
Fresh pilot, middling and ship bread, and
Philadelphia fuperfinc flour in hall barrel*.
February 7. gB.
I OR SALE, ’
A store
A i^fv; “'•••[ m In Bui 1-flreet. lately oc
jj It jjtf* cupied by the fubfertb-rs,
I “ ’‘j-'i j| who will make known the
l f rirJ on application to
■lillllßia lllllinil them > at their fl.ore south
flue Market square, Bolton’s Buildings .
E. Parker 6c Cos
Dec. 31* n-87.
2 To Be Rented,
taiyS For fix months a coinmodi
■ lijlf STORE,
on a central Wharf, in thw
AS’ **^* r “~
January <7. ‘ n g*.
Eighty Dollars Reward.
D UN AWAY from the
■Mr XVfubfcriber on Wcdnef
day last a negro fellow na
med JERRY, about feet
/ 7or 8 inches high, well
JuA f made, carpenter by trade,
formerly the property of
Mr. Harris deceased.
He worked about town. He carried his tools
off with him.—He was purchased of Mr. Bell,
the 21 ft of June last. All persons are caution
ed against harbouring or employing said fel
low. The above reward will be paid to any
person that will oeliver him in Savannah jail
or to HAMPTON LILLIBRIDGE.
January 17. n.97.
IT having been iuggelted
to the fubferiber by leveral of his friends that
it would be proper to fix on a regular day
for his Vendue Sales, he therefore take* the
liberty of informing them and the public that
he has appointed Thursday for that purpose;
Sales to commence at 10 o’clock. Those who
may have property to fell will please have it
lodged at the vendue store, market square, the
day preceding the regular day of sale cr giving
notice thereof to
Wm. Hunter, Auctioneer.
April 16. a; 3;
Factorage Biifincfs.
THE fubferiber takes this method of in
forming his friends, that he has com
menced the/ - A C TO R AGE BUSINESS,
& is amply provided with Storesfor the recep
tion of Produce on Mr. Clay’s Vir trf, and on
Mr. William Wallace’s Wharf at Yamacraw.
Joseph Machin.
J une *B* n.3p
The Subscriber,
BEGS leave to inform his friends, and the
public, that he lias taken into copartnerfhip
JOHN P. WILLI AMSO)N, and continuer to
carry on the FACTORAGE & COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of HAM
MOND WILLIAMSON, at his store on
Telfair’s Wharf, where every attention will be
paid, totheintereft of those who may favou
them with their bulinels.
S. Hammond.
NOTICE.
THE copartnerihip of Whittendel
& Mongin, was diffolvcd on the 30th
ult. by mutual consent.
The Subscriber informs his
Friends, that he continues the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS ,
on Alger’s Wharf, as usual.
John T. Whittendel.
Who will give a generous price in
ca(h, for a young Negro woman, who is
a good seamstress, cook, &c.
Sept. 3. n -53’
TOBACCO IVARE-LIOUSE
AND
Savannah Inspection.
T HE Honorable the justices of the inferior
court, having appointed JVilliam Gardner ,
Benjamin Oliver and -V than Beal, infpeflors,
NO I ICE is hereby given That the Watt-House
welljt'uated on a dry aid faft Jituation,fronting
the tvefiern rood from this city, and the centre
flrtet to the river is now resdy for the reception
of Tobacco. The planters will meet toi/h every
encouragement by bi inging their crops of Tobacco
to this market, from the filiation of this city and
the sccr,flant demand for Trbacco, a certain and
prcftabl: fail may always be depended on ; orders
being generally sent to Savannah for the pu>chafe
of this article —The merchants will pefer giving
the price at once to the planters, which they have
all along been obliged to give to those who'buy it
from th'm to fell again. It mujl aifo be a matter
of confederation with the planters, that hnvi.ig
their Tobacco here , it is ready to meet every favo
ruble change in tht Market if it is hgh abroad
it will command a price in proportion here with
out the v ’Jk and uncertainty of water carriage ,
andfrom altvays having vejfcls to carry it eff the
merchant is enabled to turn his capital ana mike
f'tjh purchases.--- Refpetling the articles of either
wet or drygoods, which the planters may want,
it will be gentrlly al’owed, that tktfe articles
can be supplied here on the very be/l terms On
the whole, the advanges which this place hold
cut are fi great, that there is no doubt but that they
wili be clearly seen into and embraced - every ac
commodation andfervice in the power of the proprie
tors of t e Ware- Hoafe may be relied on
their oljcfl being to enci-wege the T baccotrade
in a dirtil manner from the interior of the Jlite,
by land carriage to this city.
W STEPHENS, j
JO:E rII MIL LRR i Truflees.
Wm. HUNTER )
Estate of J. Waldburger, Esq.
MR. Milledge, one of the Executors nam
ed in the Will of Jacob Waldburger,
Esq. having now qualified, Letters TefLmen
tary have issued including him as an afling Ex
ecutor If therefore, there are any claims or
demands against the Estate, yet unexhihited, or
unfatisfied, all persons so circumllanccd, are
now for the last time, called upon to exhibit
them to one of the fubferiber* immediately for
fettlcment. Such persons as are indebted to
the Estate, are notified that the Executors do
not feel themselves juftified in giving longer
indulgence, than the firll of May next.
JOHN MOREL, ) ...
JOHN MILLEDGE, £ Aftmg
JAMEo JONES, S Execrs -
THOMAS LEeT
Clock Jsf Watch-Maker, from Li verfool,
RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments
to the inhabitants of Savannah and the
public in general, tor the encouragement lie has
met with iince his having commenced buiinefs
in th'sCity, and moft re'fpcftfully begs leave
to inform them, he has removed from the east
tide of Maiket-fquaie, to the weft fide, nex
door to Mr. John Hamilton’s, in St. Julian
ftreei, where he continues to repair all kind of
Horizontal, Repeating, and plain Watches—
Musical and other Clocks. Those who are
pleased to favor him with their commands,
may rely on their orders being executed with
punftuality and dispatch-
A Heady active Lad immediately wanted as
an Apprentice. June 7. 11.28
NOTICE.
AS it has become indispensably necdTary,
from the death of Patrick Burton, that
a final settlement of the Copartnerfhip of
Me Call & Burton, should take place
All persons indebted to the said concern, are
hereby notified, that such accounts as remain
unliquidated on the firft of March next, will
be placed in the bands of an Attorney at Law,
to be put in suit. Payments in the mean time
will be received by Me Call & Miller, who
are duly authorifed to grant difeharge* and
make fcttlcmenis.
Joseph Miller,
Attorney for John McCall,
William McClure,"! Atlmin-
Joiin Burton, / iftrators,
on the estate of Patrick Burton.
Charleston MAIL STAGE.”
1H inna'iitants of Savannah, are rtfptHfully
informed (that in order to accommodate thf
public in general and dispatch efbvp efs) the 1
MAI I from this CITY to POCOTALICO and
CHAi’LESTON, goes by the way of TUN- ;
BRIDGE The P.-fengcrs will Jind an excel
lent boat, well manned, to tike them fafe to Tun .
bridge on Wtdntfday and Saturday, from whence
they wit. bicorveytd in convenient carriages over
a good road infx hcurs to PocotaPgo (dijtancc
about 30 miles, with every good accmm- datioh
on the roadj they will aifo arrive the fame day
at an early hour at Pocotaligo, as well as those on
the following day (from Charlejlon at Savtnnah.
g4T Places will betaked at J. Williams,
(3 to. Gilden Key , Whitakcr-Jlreet, where infor
mation will be given the prececding. evening,
Tuesday and Friday J of the time of their and char.
lure. Nov- ta. n7 £
Manufactured, Tobacco .
A CONSTANT fupplyofthe aboVe arti
cle will be kept at the Vendue-Store,
M*rket-fquare, for sale oa moderate terms.
August 13. , n.47.
City Marshal’s Sales.
WILL be Sold on Sa urday the i s th instant,
between the hirnrs ot 10 and 3 o’clock at
the Court-House in this City, ’
All the Buildings on the
public Dock, at the font of Abercorn-ftreet.
to latiafy the Honorable Corporation of the
City of Savannah, {or five yearr rent of said
Dock ; and alto all the Buildingr on the pub
lic Dock, at the foot of Barnard-street, for 18
moutha rent of laid Dock.
G. R. DUKE, City Marflial.
Fcb - ”•
Marlhal’s Sales.
On MONO IY, the 3 d of March next, will be fold
at the Cou't-houfe, between the hours of ten
andt vo o’cloch, tofatis/y an execution, the faU
lowiug property , viz :— J
FIVE TRACTS OF LAND uoon
the tfland of Grdat Cumberland, in Cam
den county, containing from five hundred
*? fiecn hundred acres each, bounded on the
Ball fide by the ocean, on the weft by Cum
berland river, and lands of Gen. MUntofh and
John H. M'lntofh, Esq. and on the other fidca
mostly by division lines run out by direction
of the partinoners, appointed to divide the
said tradls of land from the lands of the heir*
of Thomas Lynch, Esq.
ALSO, the whole of the island of Little
Cumberland, containing about fifteen hundred
acres, and is well situated for keeping a lares
flock of Cattle or horses. ®
ALSO, A tia£l of land containing two thou
sand acres, lying on the waters of Crooked
river, originally furveyd for Dwid Olyphant.
Esq. /r 9
ALSO, a few families of prime country
born Negroes. 1
N. B. Piats of the above trafts of land at
resurveyed by Randolph M’Gillis, Esq. with
a particular defenpuonof each will be fbewed
on the day of sale, and may be previously seen
by application to Mr. Robert Watts. For
advantages of health, of pleasantness of situation
Sc fertility of foil, there are few tracts of land
in the southern slates, which are said to b* of
equal value,
O. BOWEN, Marshal.
J an ' g, ‘ n 93 .
Tax Collciflor’s Sale.
ON Tuesday the fourth d-.,y of March next, will
be fold at the town of Riceborough, between the
hours of 10 and 3 o’clock , by public outcry for
cajk, to be paid the fame day, the following two
trails of LAND, in Liberty county, or as muck
thereof as w ill be fufficient to difeharge the tax
es,/or the years ‘gy and ’gii,and ail arrears.
One trad: containing 225 acres,
be the fame more or less, originally granted to John
Davis, bounded fouiheaftuiardly, ty lands of Aud
iey Maxwell, and on all other ft des by lands vacant
at the time of survey fail to be the property of the
e/late of Th.mas Shepard, tax 12 dollars and cojl.
Aifo, 1 other trad: containing
450 acres, more or less adjoining lands ej Elijah
Lewis and others, advertised in September lafl to
be fold the t,th of November lafl. fold on account if
the former purchasers not complying wi h the terms
of sale. said to be the property of the e/latc of Thos.
Shepard, tax 11 dollars 21 cents and cojl. ‘
John Jones, d.c.t.l.c.
Riceborough, January 28. g'S.
Sheriff's Sales.
On the firft TUESDAY in March, will
be fold, at the Court-house in the
city of Savannah, the residue of the
estate of James Haberfham, Esq.
Confiding of the following property
ALL. that Trail oj Land, fuated, lying, and
being, in the county Chatham, known by the
name of Ssik Hcpc, containing 4279 acres m re
or less, with a g od dwellinghoufc,faw mi'J. rice
machine, and all other necejfary improvements,
thereon, together with all the fuck, con/ifling of
50 or 60 Head of Cattle and fine Oxen, and Plan
tation Utensils ; the above property, is fa well
known, requites no further dfc.ipiion
One Lot <j La ,and, untk improvements thereon,
situated at Montgomery, about 11 mites from
Savannah
All that Trail of Land, containing 470 acres ,
in Liberty county, adjoining lands of jefak
Powell, and Char Its Middleton.
One Town and Wharf Lot in the Town of
Brurfusick, known in the plan of said Town by
No. 13
On: Trad of Land, containing coo acres, en
the fjuth branch of Little Ogechee, a Trail of
ißc acres, and a Trail of 1000 acres', th: two
lafl trails lie in Burke county.
Alfa Twcn'y fix Negroes and all the H.uft
j hold furniture.
B. Wall, s.c.c.
February 4. n 99.
Wanted on Hire,
A numberol NEGROES, to cut Live Oak
, Timber, lor which the highefk wages will be
j given. They will be employed on healthy
| situations along the sea coast, and v/cll treated.
J A whole gang of Negroes would be engaged
1 in preference to single hands, in which case the
j women would be employed in the culture of
: cotton, and the men in cutting timber—Ap
ply to William Belcher, Ei'q at Savannah, or
the fubferiber. upon Cumber'and Island.
PHINEAS MILLER.
January 28. n 95,
MAXFIELD & BRYANT,
Ref feti fully inform the public that they
have juf receivedfuppltes front New—
York, and have For Sale at their
Store, on Capt. Henry Putnam’*
Wharf,
WEST* INDIA & Northern rtim, heft Jp*.
nifh branny 4th proof; & cyder brandy in bar
rels, sugar in barrels, boil’d cyder, cheefe,cho
colate, candles, felt hats, half boots, rsess dc
womens shoes, one box glass ware, 1?3I iron,
together with many articles of cloathing hat*
ware, &c. all of which may be had ca th#
lowest terms forcafii,
February 4. 4 t * n.57.
notice”
THE Copartnerfhip
and CLEMENT STEBBINS,
j being diffolvcd by the death of the latter.
All persons indebted to the late firm, are
\ veqnefitd to make immediate payment to the
tubferiber , who has a handsome and general
AfTortmeni; of Gopds on hand,
Many of which has been received by the
latefi vessels from New-York, and will be
fold at a small advance for Cafb or ap-.
proved Produce , in order to bring the busi
ness of the late firm to a speedy close. Ihe
fubferiber cannot but acknowledge with
gratitude , the patronage he has received
from his friends , and the public in general,
and hopes to merit a continuance of their
favors , as the bufinfs will be carried on
by him as usual.
Edward Stebbins.
Savannah , Feb. 22. w. 103,
A good Accountant Wanted.